Society Notes Show Visits For Christmas Holidays
Mrs K Salmon visits relatives in St Louis while Hugh Schuetz of Kirksville plans Christmas game. Mr John Baer of Roanoke Virginia guests of sister Mrs A C Price. Mrs William Gundelfinger visits St Louis, expected home soon. Marshall Ferdinand Fohe left New York today for Paris. Mrs Jos Goldman and Miss Evelyn Goldman return from visit to Sam Lipsitz in St Louis. Misses Clark Happy Cleopha Brenneissen Enloe to return December 20 from Sacred Heart College St Louis. Jack Hobbs Stevens from St Louis and Boston guests at Mr and Mrs Jas Houchin. Judge and Mrs E J Bean and Miss Helen Bean spend Christmas in DeSoto Farmington. Mr H M Watts and Mary Morton Watts home from Fayette. Miss Evelyn Watts Miss Sallie Lucy Morton of Fayette guests during holidays. Miss Janet Gardner of St Louis to spend holidays here with Miss Mary Louise Clark. Miss Arlette Cockle of New Orleans guest of Col and Mrs Al Blakey East Main Street. Mr Albert Blakey of Missouri State University to come home for Christmas.
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Mary Louise Clark
Elsie Happy
Mary
Cleopha, Brenneissen
Margaret Enloe
Sacred Heart College
St. “Louis
Messrs
Jack Hobbs
St. Louis
and Stevens
Boston
Jas. Houchin
H. M Watts
Little Mary
Morton Watts
Fayette
Evelyn Watts
Sallie
Lucy
Morton
Arlette. Cockle
New Orléans
Howard-Payne College
al Blakey
Albert Blakey
Missouri’ State ‘University
Yule visitors and local events fill Capitol City
The week features social gatherings and shop events. Mrs. A. W. Happy hosts a card club at Swift's Highway. Courtesy Day at the Big Store precedes a Ready-to-Wear Sale. St Marys Guild tea at East Main, theater ads for Wanda Hawley, and a Winnie Davis Chapter meeting on the Moreau road. A Madison Hotel art exhibit draws city visitors and a note on a breach of promise suit adds local color.
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A. D.C
Winnie Davis
The
United Daughters of the American Revolution
Roesen
Moreau Road
Silver Lining and Rainbow Island Comedy Review
A brief column notes playful references to Silver Lining and Rainbow Island in a Country Mouse themed sketch. It highlights light humor and suggests a local theater troupe performance with an Aesop Fables twist. The piece emphasizes a quaint, period voice and community entertainment value.
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Mrs. K. Salmon
Democrat-Tribune
Daily
Hugh Schuetz
Kirksville
John Baer
Roanoke
Virginia
A.C. Price
William Gundelfinger
St.’ Louis
Marshall Ferinand
Foeh
New York
Paris
France
Jos. Goldman
Evelyn Goldmn
Sam ‘Lipsitz
Goldman
St.Louis
E. J. Bean
Helen Bean
DeSoto
Farmington
Janet Gardner
Louise. Clark
Janet
Liberty - Savings . Club
Liberty Savings Club
Central
Missouri
Trust Co
Lefferso
Jefferson Concert Orchestra
E. S. Emerson
C. Vodevil
Frisco
TRIO
Sincine
Wanda Hawley
Radee’s
Rls
Constance Binney
Becky
Capitol City
Southland
Maud Muller
Tim
A. W. Happy
Swift’s Highway
Guild
St. Mary’ S Guild
Cecil
Jefferson
Theatre
Madison Hotel
Louvre
Cincinnati
Adams ‘Street
William. Jennings, Bryan
New. York
Cincinnati Times-Star
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Maurice A. Bigelow
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Joseph French Johnson
School of Commerce
Bryce
Archibald FE. Bouton
College of Arts and Sciences
New York University
Wil
Ng Amusements
Jefferson Theatre
Wanda
Hawley
Pathe
Faye Ae
Torligete
SKY Ranger
ALL
Lloyd
ALL Star In
Larry Lemon
May McAvoy
Pathe News
Mary Miles Minter
Wallace Reid
Dorothy Dalton
High St
Kodak
Hot Bo
A. Brandenberger
Hotel Royal
Excelsior Springs, Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Royal Hotel
A. E. Cooper, Mer
Englander Productions
Englander
Englander Spring Bed CO
Chicago, HI
Brooklyn, N.Y
England
Jefferson Candy Company
Vy Ywaiel
Mr Wv, Fribee
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